Many young boys grow up with superheroes adorning their walls.
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Also adorning her sleeves were fish scales, representing House Tully.
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In 2017, adorning your updo is an exercise in creativity.
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And that is the beauty of adorning it with a handstand.
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That suffix adorning his name like Ionic columns is a joke.
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It's just there, like all the other smiling confections adorning girls' clothing.
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Adorning many handsome facades there are sepia posters of men bearing rifles.
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The thick, tart, bright-green sauce adorning the shrimp looked extremely promising.
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On Sunday, New Yorkers were mesmerized by the artwork adorning the walls.
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The red splatter adorning the cover accurately matches the tone of its contents.
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She typically runs in colorful booty shorts, with multiple rings adorning her fingers.
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A local stands beside a mural of Mao Zedong adorning one of Nanjie's factories.
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Despite the accolades and adorning fans, Cher maintained she herself isn't a Cher devotee.
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The flowering trees are like L.A.'s cherry blossoms, adorning streets with vivid purple.
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He has pictures of Satu Mare, Romania, and New York City adorning his attic.
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There were no "Trump Pence" signs distributed to the crowd or adorning the room.
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There are no painted portraits of bread bakers or patterns adorning the minimalist space.
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In her backpack she carries a mask she made, a zipper adorning the mouth.
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Next, flaunt what your momma gave you by adorning your Cupid's bow in gold shadow.
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He started his work with waste-pickers by adorning their carroças, often with political slogans.
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Glitter booty is exactly what it sounds like—the adorning of butts with sparkly things.
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Get into the holiday season by adorning your earlobes with one of the best desserts.
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Quilted leather is a recurring theme in the home's decor, adorning furniture and some walls.
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No surprise here that she would be a magician at making (and adorning) party drinks, too.
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Consider your child's innocence and perhaps think twice before adorning their bedroom in cameras and microphones.
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Head to Google today and you'll see an especially colorful celebration adorning the search engine's homepage.
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Remember way back in January when we swore to start adorning our faces with more color?
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Once known for adorning cars with fluffy pink mustaches, unicorn Lyft has launched an aggressive expansion.
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Out of all the tattoos adorning her, Casey doesn't have any regrets about her face tattoos.
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There are 140 names now adorning the base of the cross, saints of a soaring skyline.
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This has a high paneled ceiling, an elegant fireplace and an arch adorning a bay window.
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There are no ponds, lakes, streams or brooks adorning the holes at Oakmont, in western Pennsylvania.
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That symmetry was the Port Authority's guiding principle when it began adorning the Holland Tunnel sign.
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Investigators also found a refrigerator recently stocked with groceries, and fresh fruit in bowls adorning countertops.
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If you look closely enough, you might notice fairies adorning stoops and lawns in your neighborhood.
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Both men and women have been adorning their bodies with jewelry since the earliest days of civilization.
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All of the portraits of Marie show her with very prominent circles of blush adorning her cheeks.
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Ms. Pétrin appeared just as calmly immersed in her task of adorning the ground with origami squares.
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If you have one of these things permanently adorning your skin, consider yourself ahead of the curve.
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Its creator, Chris Brazzell, says that various pieces adorning the set were constructed with clay and origami.
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It's delicately hand-sculpted from rolling papers, seed beads, and pink and gold ribbons adorning the horn.
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Her image has become a commodity, adorning mugs and tote bags and posters, postcards, prayer candles, pillowcases.
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Or you may also try adorning yourself with flowers from your garden — especially the kinds hummingbirds pollinate.
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The last poster was Rosemary's least favorite among the six mandatory inspirational posters adorning her workspace walls.
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There are so many great candies for adorning your gingerbread house and that's the delightfully fun part.
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A bald, thin, androgynous nude leans against a headless female torso, adorning her with a string of pearls.
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Vendors vied for customers through peacock-like advertising, adorning their stalls with blinking lights or other eye-catchers.
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A sign adorning the wing named after the Sackler family at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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Each work assumes the vertical orientation of a paperback book, with abstract, geometric designs convincingly adorning book covers.
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There are, for instance, V-shapes adorning one of the 5s — are they referring to the Roman numeral?
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The number of ornaments adorning Disneyland Park's Victorian-themed Christmas tree, which is topped with a traditional star.
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We've seen them perhaps hundreds of times on billboards, in supermarkets, or even adorning airplanes without noticing them.
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She also spearheaded a campaign to promote recognition of autism by adorning buildings and individuals with blue lights.
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The heiress also commissioned a variety of pieces herself, including the gold-covered cherubs adorning the dining hall.
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Without a shirt adorning his waist and his back, Justin Bieber simply cannot go on with the show.
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"There is something particularly luxurious about taking everyday symbols and adorning them with gold and diamonds," she said.
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The intricately engraved lion masks adorning either side of the inscriptions were typical power symbols of the time.
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DVF teased out her usual coif to a voluminous faux afro, adorning it with 10 or so technicolor butterflies.
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The Metal Barbarian has horns on their helmet, and on their shield, and maybe adorning armbands on their biceps.
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Besides adorning her campaign plane with holiday decorations, Clinton wrote that cakes were always readily available for staff birthdays.
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So the seal remains prominently stamped on village stationery, painted on village police cars and adorning official village offices.
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This nasty idea collapsed with Japan's defeat in 1945, and Fuji-san went back to adorning paintings and postcards.
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Donning a onesie with cherries adorning it, Stormi gazed at the camera as her uncle smiled down at her.
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What's even more shocking than the amount of jewels adorning the heiress was the size of her dramatic train.
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In hindsight, the vajazzling phenomenon — the iconic '00s trend of adorning your waxed pubic area with rhinestones — seems inevitable.
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He journeyed for 20 years to China, India, Gibraltar and the South Pacific with the flag adorning his ship.
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Nothing, however, has stopped them from embroidering, with their exuberant visions adorning bedspreads, tapestries, cushions, clothing and even earrings.
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Diana Vreeland, Halston, Christian Dior and Balenciaga soon took notice, adorning designer caftans in supple silks and printed velvets.
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Adorning a "Central Perk" tee, Holfelder belts out an extremely dramatic rendition over heart-wrenching guitar and piano tracks.
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Johnny's is a relic from a bygone era: red leather booths, martinis and plenty of taxidermy adorning the walls.
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Her face is the lone politician beaming down from pro-choice posters adorning lamp posts from here to Galway.
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Other New Yorkers are adorning their ceilings, as a way to enhance the ambience or décor of their homes.
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Alexander Navitski, the company's vice president, said many clients gave no thought to adorning their ceilings in the past.
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When you're done, take a few minutes to check out the exhibits by local artists adorning the brick walls.
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It includes thousands of tiny twinkling lights, massive garlands adorning the walls, and that aforementioned forest full of trees.
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And, as in decades past, we're adorning our pants, skirts, and even dresses with them as though they were jewelry.
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Marks and holes had been left on the Duke statue's face, one of 10 historical figures adorning the chapel's exterior.
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The scissor icon lets you cut out something from your picture to save as a sticker for adorning future snaps.
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The bride looked stunning in a satin cap-sleeved gown completed with a lace veil and tiara adorning her updo.
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In addition to the psychedelic jewelry adorning her pointer finger, Cyrus donned the large diamond on her left ring finger.
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Who would have thought that adorning the lips with a layer of iridescent sheen would make the internet go crazy?
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After all, there are no "Rs and Ds" adorning the bone-jarring potholes, contaminated water pipes and rusting steel trusses.
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The footwear designer's creations are regularly seen adorning the feet of some of the most famous people on the planet.
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But despite this polarization, ruffles are everywhere, adorning many off-the-shoulder necklines; covering hemlines, sleeves, and even pant legs.
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ITK spotted the portrait, one of several paintings of presidents and first ladies adorning the walls at 28500 Pennsylvania Ave.
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There are pictures of him adorning magazine covers, and a reprint of a New Yorker cartoon that name-checks him.
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These groups, in different ways, are adorning themselves with symbols from another culture and wearing them for their own purposes.
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And by the 18th century, pompoms, the round version of the item, were adorning Hussars's shakos (military hats) in Hungary.
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Most English-speaking visitors here would probably be surprised to see names like Thomas Mann and Dostoyevsky adorning theater marquees.
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John Paul donated the bullet to Fátima, and it was inserted into the crown adorning a statue of Mary there.
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Their pieces arrive in a riot of color and movement, enlivening ad campaigns, animating children's books and adorning outdoor walls.
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Mr. Weill bought them after noticing them in 2011, when they were part of a public art installation adorning Park Avenue.
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Her kids' collection for PB features butterflies adorning everything from a chandelier to mirrors, along with plenty of lace and tulle.
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The moment I popped it on and entered society, eyes were immediately drawn to the bright yellow circles adorning the watchband.
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Her house was homey and spacious, with large, colorful paintings adorning the walls and a big, open courtyard in the middle.
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The screen-printed patterns employ an aesthetic use of gold leaf as a nod to its adorning use throughout art history.
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The tin tiles would become a signature element in her work, sheathing the sculptures and adorning the frames of her assemblages.
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Gone are the days of small local businesses adorning the flamboyant player shirts, with multinational corporations now part of the darting landscape.
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Despite adorning most of the shelves with Buscemi's mug, Kevin said it took five full days for his mom to catch on.
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Miffy, known as Nijntje in Dutch, was his best known creation, enjoying great popularity in Asia and adorning lunchboxes the world over.
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The phone's design is subtly elegant, as is typically the case with OnePlus devices, with only the company logo adorning the back.
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The illustration adorning the search engine's homepage shows Peabody surrounded by children who are opening books that lead to other imaginative worlds.
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Inside his former Eden, now, there are still pot leaf prints adorning the walls, embroidered into the chairs, stitched into the curtains.
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This Christopher Street institution is steeped in history, with old photos of the 1969 demonstrations adorning the walls of its two stories.
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Indeed Nina's producers have gone to great ends—tragicomic ends—to invoke Nina Simone's face, darkening Saldana's skin, adorning her with prosthetics.
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But even with all of the triumphant pomp adorning its badges and signage, this year's event felt like a show in transition.
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While I'm not completely in love with all the holes adorning the back, the 21-inch 2000K Retina panel really is gorgeous.
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And one more thing ... in addition to money and an injunction, Gladys wants all her memorabilia adorning the restaurants returned to her.
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And, my #Twinks4Trump series was blown up to larger-than-life-sized prints, featuring naked models adorning versions of Trump's signature hat.
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Four years later, we're adorning our faces with her Killawatt highlighter, wearing her Fenty lingerie while ANTI still plays in the background.
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Adding to the luxurious feel were crystals adorning evening coats and twisted satin drapes on gowns, fit for a celebrity red carpet.
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Cheap-looking and poorly acted, "Girl" has a hackneyed sleaziness that's not limited to the barely clothed pudenda adorning the end credits.
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Then, for the 1979-80 campaign, Liverpool landed the first ever English club deal, with Japanese electronics firm Hitachi adorning their strip.
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It is inescapable on Twitter, where it is flaunted like a universally flattering pair of sunglasses capable of adorning almost any sentence.
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That past is palpable at Persies, with old photos and mementos adorning the walls, but that matters little to a thirsty visitor.
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Back at our place they have been building a gingerbread cottage and adorning it with snowdrifts of icing while batting away flies.
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Novelty gifts are also abundant; expect silhouetted tableaus of cats darting at butterflies and corgis chasing Frisbees, designed for adorning light switches.
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After all, adorning your porch (or apartment foyer) with cobwebs, jack-o'-lanterns, and all things spooky is half the fun of Halloween.
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Some feel so strongly that they have launched an anti-apostrophe campaign on social media, adorning their Facebook pages with crossed-out apostrophes.
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Despite the summertime temperatures, Christmas in Santiago, Chile means plenty of festive decorations adorning stores and products—and seasonal symbols like Santa abound.
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Emberlin also had his own Joe Pacetti Precious Jewels for the ceremony adorning his on his black tux, by Don Morphy Prive Clothiers.
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The scruffy-cheeked profile adorning the album jacket of his latest, The Wild, the Wonderful and the E-Street Shuffle, positively exploits it.
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These items are spread throughout his basement adorning shelves and walls in his downstairs guest bedroom, library, rec room and pool table room.
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Robert E. Lee statue The face of a statue adorning the entrance of Duke University's chapel in Durham was found vandalized early Thursday.
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If you happen to be in Tempe, Arizona, you'll notice something new adorning the bike cops ensemble as they whiz by: AR-15s.
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At the Seiffen town limits, a sign proclaimed it the "Spielzeugdorf," or toy village, and I noted nutcrackers adorning the gaslit street lamps.
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But this season, brands including Burberry, Versace and Hermès gave the accessory a new spin by adorning it with their own iconic logos.
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Gaga, 31, wore a yellow dress with buckles adorning the back by Concepto, which she covered up with a bright blue Dion Lee coat.
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Think of the animated lights adorning Hong Kong's International Commerce Centre building, or the illuminated spine of Los Angeles' recently opened Wilshire Grand tower.
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Better yet, there's al bap, which is completely its own thing, with its crispy rice and six different kinds of fish roe adorning it.
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Read: center-parted hair pushed back off the shoulders, colorful headbands adorning smooth waves, and matching barrettes affixed to either side of the head.
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The LPs adorning the walls of Brick Town Records include Kraftwerk's self-titled debut album, David Bowie's Aladdin Sane and Big Star's #1 Record.
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In place of material manifestations of the flag, Clark lists the hundreds of objects you can purchase for sale adorning the flag — dishcloths included.
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Pins and brooches have made a huge comeback, so take advantage of it by adorning this wooden pin all about rocketing off to space.
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Galarian Weezing takes this to a whole new level with the smokestack top hats and green facial hair-esque smoke that's adorning its faces.
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Broome Street's sweaters are particularly cheeky, with a graphic exclamation mark adorning one, and the phrase "Ooh La La" training the hem of another.
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The unique, individual paint jobs adorning these jeepneys have attracted designers like Christian Louboutin, who released tote bags inspired by the vehicle in 2018.
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His ever-present white marker in hand, a combination of body paint and other materials, he resumed adorning her face with continuous patterned lines.
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Adorning the original Mastermind box was the portrait of a woman, dressy and unimpressed, leaning behind an older gentleman, suited and seated, fingertips pressed.
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The installation is relatively spare, but it resonates thoughtfully with the architectural details of the room, including the geometric-patterned bars adorning the windows.
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"The art adorning 5 Pointz is gone and can never be replaced, and the 7 train commute will never be the same," Cohen said.
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Adorning a plane's curved interior with screens would only be possible with OLED display, which is among the few display technologies that can bend.
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Adorning its website is a large photo of the new vaultlike glass subway entrance at East 96th, about a minute from Vitre's front door.
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In his campaign office, almost every sign adorning the walls is about stopping the GOP war on Medicaid or protecting the Affordable Care Act.
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That said, I have a lovely place to put our Christmas decorations away — but they're still adorning the house, so this may take a while.
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A flood of tributes were posted to social media from teammates as well, including a heartbreaking picture of flowers adorning McNair's locker at the school.
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And forget the flowers adorning the top of the OG Pink — now, the fizzy will feel more ~mature~ and distinctly inspired by the '50s film.
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Her band inhabits a clear, warm sound that hinges on the intersection of guitar strumming and guitar plucking, jangly little riffs adorning a woodier base.
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An Architectural Digest feature story from March 2017 shows the Richter painting adorning one of the walls of Kanders's Colonial Revival house in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Depending on your interior decor tastes, it could even be a central conversation piece adorning a coffee table or curio cabinet when not in use.
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Anand Chhabra and Sarvjit Sra's photos of the Prince of Wales in West Bromwich show beaming local bhangra troupes adorning the walls like football teams.
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The shoe in question is a bright red ankle-strap sandal featuring a 4-inch heel with fringe adorning the toe-strap and ankle ties.
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Even as Christian crosses began adorning their tunics and mantles, the predominant garments for men and women, people had not entirely forsaken their mythological roots.
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Cocker, for his part, was courting it-girl Chloe Sevigny and a coke habit, his now-spectacle-less pout adorning magazine covers and bedroom walls.
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These days tattoos are commonplace, inspiring clothing lines and museum shows and adorning people from all walks of life, most publicly actors, athletes and musicians.
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Tina Libby, a freelance florist in Philadelphia who has been adorning stone statues and garbage cans since April, uses donated surplus from local flower shops.
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Adorning her own ear at Phillips was the Delphine, a nest of spiny pavé diamond claws with a dime-size green tourmaline dangling boldly beneath.
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At the Carlyle, guests have been known to walk off with the paper shades adorning the 2138-inch lamps dotting the tables at Bemelmans Bar.
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To be candid about it, it's possible to imagine many of these symmetries doubling as high-end tattoos or adorning the hoods of muscle cars.
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The details of 12 Wyeth paintings adorning the stamps concentrate on his quiet country scenes, which, although sometimes criticized as sentimental, have a haunting realism.
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Sure, crying is good for you (at least that's what some scientists will tell you), but no one wants inky lines adorning their cheeks all night.
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From adorning their bedrooms with horse posters, to collecting plastic horse figurines, to humblebragging about spending their weekends with their horse, horse girls freaking love horses.
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There was a company selling beard-adorning ornaments for the holiday season to benefit Beard Season and this is the latest iteration for the February holiday.
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There are also subtle shapes adorning each square, creating a playful style that's usually not seen in the dreary black-and-gray world of server racks.
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A dozen contestants cautiously trod the catwalk - at times assisted - in the city of Haifa, with hair coiffed, make-up applied and sashes adorning their dresses.
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And while she kept her jewelry to a minimum, the elegant shoe featured a strip of crystals adorning the slingback for an extra touch of glamour.
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There are no nostalgic clips of her slapping talk show hosts in the 80s, or close-ups of her adorning the covers of Vogue and Elle.
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The singer played into a viral meme, by adorning a custom-made "No, it's Becky" T-shirt and re-creating her famous 1989 polaroid album cover.
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If you have fond childhood memories of these vintage bubbling candle-shaped lights adorning your Christmas tree, you'll be thrilled with the Novelty Lights Bubble Set.
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Fall is right around the corner, and the most enthusiastic fans of Halloween are going all out by adorning their homes with a Christmas-inspired decoration.
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" Her creative director Abi Laurel adds that "adorning 3D-printed materials help to gently guide our spirits along the path of serving our purest technological purpose.
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They've been documented in a book with a sampling of ink adorning the bodies of dozens of chefs, male and female, precisely drawn by Wendy MacNaughton.
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Keen watchers of the Rio Olympics might have noticed some weird purple blobs adorning American swimmer Michael Phelps's body—large circular bruises, like perfectly rounded hickies.
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Now, gleaming tiles of swirling shades of blue, each hand-pressed by Tiffany and adorning a massive, column-flanked fireplace, immediately capture your attention upon entry.
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With a sumptuous red-and-gold Carnival mask adorning the marketing materials, and a program promising liberal amounts of Vivaldi, the festival, which runs through Feb.
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During a performance on "All Eyes on You," which is technically a Meek Mill song featuring Minaj, images of the couple flashed on screens adorning the stage.
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Fiona the Hippo, by New York Times bestselling artist Richard Cowdrey, tells Fiona's remarkable tale in a way kids can understand, with whimsical images adorning each page.
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They ran up the side of the bliaut, the sweeping garment worn by both men and women; they can be seen on the statues adorning Chartres Cathedral.
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It was just one example of the way that the quirky illustrations adorning Google's homepage logo, have become far more than just playful works of art online.
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In fact, the accessory has been adorning her wrist since all the way back in 2004, when she wore the bracelet to the Queen's Cup polo match.
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Whether it's adding some bling to their favorite car or adorning themselves with giant baubles, millionaires and billionaires are not afraid to add a touch of sparkle.
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Perhaps the most common monster in football iconography is the wyvern, with a pair of the reptilian beasts adorning the badges of Carlisle United and Leyton Orient.
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Most West African capitals are scenes of sartorial flair, but the bright patterns adorning skirts and dresses worn by women there are more than just eye candy.
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Adorning Pluribus with superhuman status certainly seems justified, and Roman Yampolskiy, a computer scientist at the University of Louisville who wasn't involved with the new work, agrees.
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" Metro, meanwhile, becomes trap Mozart, pulling out demented chiptune synths on "Tho" and adorning 2 Chainz and Young Dolph in music box chimes on "Both Eyes Closed.
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Artist Frances Goodman once spent hours at a time sitting in between naked women's legs, adorning their vaginas with individual stones (a process also known as "vajazzling").
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Engagement rings in the 1960's were simple and sleek, while the band is very much like those adorning the fingers of some celebrities, like Kim Kardashian.
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Whether vying for attention at the record store or adorning superfans' t-shirts, an album's cover has a lot of responsibility to convey an album's overarching feeling.
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Wozniak, 40, has an old Volkswagen Beetle that her family long ago painted in Michigan maize and blue, with Wolverines knickknacks and slogans adorning its bulbous body.
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The Périgord has been continually occupied for 13,000 years, since Neanderthals hunted in the forests and early modern humans created the masterpieces adorning the caves of Lascaux.
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The turkey&aposs tiny feet look like they have been carved from lemon peels and the hat-shape adorning its head might be sliced from a mango.
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On the surface, it seems to just be another of those standard celebrity photos adorning the walls of restaurants, but upon further reflection, it's so much more.
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The photos (which include mini-versions of the six large hands) are conjoined with wood elements painted to match the colors adorning the artist's fingers and palms.
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The organic lines of the painted tiles recall the outline of curving leaves; his lyrical tiles, when adorning large expanses, can be seen as vast ceramic landscapes.
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But at a British royal wedding, there's an important addition to their wardrobe that literally stands out above the crowd: the hats and fascinators adorning guests' heads.
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On streets across the country, the faces of industrious peasants, inventive engineers, and pioneering astronauts still beam from propaganda mosaics adorning everything from apartment blocks to movie theaters.
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It's an interesting note that one of the most prominent photos adorning the walls is one of an 11-year-old Ivanka and her dad, President Donald Trump.
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This past season, other designers followed suit, with pearls adorning different kinds of attire, from Ellery's oversized minimalist olive-green suit to Ashley Williams' western-inspired mini dresses.
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Will Ferrell swaggered onto the "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner" stage on Saturday night, a cigarette clutched between two fingers and an impish grin adorning his face.
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There's something so dreamy about a cozy hotel stay during the holiday season: the roaring fireplace, the hot cocoa from room service, the twinkling decorations adorning the lobby.
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In fact, the classic color was seen everywhere on the Spring/Summer 2016 runways, adorning cheeks at Michael Kors, lips at Rodarte and even eyelids at Jill Stuart.
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The catwalk's inlays echoed the mosaic technique in the pieces of clothing, the cut-out knitwear, short and long, and the fur collars and cuffs adorning classic coats.
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The portion of the barrier that sits on the edge of Bethlehem is particularly visible -- a 30-foot-high wall with political graffiti art adorning its concrete slabs.
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Others like Daddy Rambo, a du-rag adorning vessel of self-love and charismatic Eglinton West rapper Bizz "ERR GOD" Loc have become personalities within the 6ixBuzz canon.
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Noh plays are spare and simple, performed on a bare stage traditionally made of Japanese cypress, with just an image of a pine tree adorning the back wall.
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For me, the act of adorning a room with little trinkets, putting up posters, and all the things associated with making a place my own always seemed futile.
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It's been surmised that the stone carvers tasked with creating the hundreds of figures adorning the portals of the cathedral enlisted drunks and vagrants to sit as models.
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It isn't the only famous gaming logo, of course: Microsoft's Xbox logo is easily recognizable, but it's not adorning sweaters and beanies or being repped by Instagram influencers.
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Astronauts may not be able to pick their own real fir tree, but for years they've been bringing up fake ones and adorning them with tinsel and decorations.
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First the meteoric rise, five grand slam singles titles while still a teenager, the world number one ranking and her dazzling smile adorning magazine covers around the world.
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There's no sign, because of course there isn't, and the entrance is a hidden door on the ever-changing mural adorning the wooden building across from Big Star.
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Judging by Instagram, the sculpture has already become wildly popular, with visitors posing alongside it or adorning it with Pussyhats and red accessories, or imitating its defiant pose.
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Their comics have a no-frills sketchbook-like quality: this allows us to focus on the enlightening dialogue rather than on, say, the flowers adorning a Lolita's bonnet.
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Whether or not you're interested in adorning yourself with all nine members of the Fellowship, you can't deny the skill that goes into teeny-tiny works of nail art.
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Adorning the sides of the family's coordinating gold tennis shoes is the recognizable logo from the well-known Italian eatery chain, complete with its signature grape and leaf illustrations.
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Head to Google's homepage today and you'll see a beautiful bouquet of flowers adorning the logo with a woman in a broad straw hat looking off into the distance.
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Ai debuted his newest installation outside the venue that hosted Monday's event, adorning its columns with 14,20163 life jackets previously worn by refugees trying to make it to Europe.
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Imagine your eccentric granny's living room with a lifetime of photos, ornaments, and knick-knacks adorning the walls—plus few extra chairs thrown in—and you've got the picture.
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Experience shows that this isn't the case, yet we continue to flatter ourselves by adorning our bodies, homes and cities with smart gadgetry and claiming that it serves us.
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If you happen to be see some trippy red and bluish-green clouds adorning the sky over the US eastern seaboard this evening, don't worry: You are not hallucinating.
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But unlike the Office's infamous world-devouring octopus, the logo adorning NROL-61, which carried yet another classified payload into geosynchronous orbit on Thursday, is just flat-out bizarre.
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When a famous person dies, fans and mourners flock to the Hollywood Walk of Fame to pay tribute, adorning the celebrity's star with flowers, candles and messages of love.
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But over in Minneapolis' 4th Precinct, two police officers took things in a different direction by adorning their tree with racist items that even drew condemnation from the mayor.
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In contrast to her high-gloss public persona, Ms. Lee wore a simple, loose-fitting dress, no makeup, the only thing adorning her face a pair of oversized sunglasses.
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Birkenstock, the outdoor sandal and clog company known for adorning the feet of the extremely fashionable and granola-eaters alike, has always had a soft spot for designer collaborations.
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Most inflammatory, the Serbian government sent a Russian-made train from Belgrade to Mitrovica, adorning its coaches with signs declaring that "Kosovo is Serbia" in more than 463 languages.
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In Marrakech, one cannot read the words adorning the surfaces of Koraïchi's vessels, nor decipher other talismanic symbols and glyphs, no matter how close one gets to the pool.
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When I drove the Rolls-Royce Dawn, I was smitten by many of its fine details: cashmere headlining, lambswool floor mats, the retractable Spirit of the Ecstasy adorning the hood.
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Well, her latest design scores another point for jungle animals, as an elephant adorning her forearm — courtesy of celebrity tattooist Dr. Woo — has just joined her famous lion-tattooed finger.
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The one adorning her last book is over 15 years old; the publisher relays another writer's insistence on keeping the photo from an early novel, unrecognisable though it has become.
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So important was creating the ideal work environment that the owners of studioli poured huge sums into building and adorning them, sometimes even hiring advisors to help outfit them properly.
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There's no shortage of ways to wear a braid — tight or loose, messy or neat, up or down — but adorning it with a hit of glitter might be the coolest.
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The "Imagine" singer eventually handed the piano off to a friend, but not before adorning it with a plaque that told of its storied history, according to the auction site.
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To be fair, the Xbox One is already a hulking monstrosity of gaming hardware, so adorning it with large, looping bits of metal probably isn't the most space-conscious move.
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Adorning the walls of the rectangular gallery space are large patterns of stains absorbed by an intricate paper surface, in various shades of purple, yellow, blue, and, of course, green.
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For nearly 30 years, the carrier called New York City home, with its name and familiar globe logo adorning the Manhattan skyline until it went out of business in 1991.
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Ms. Emezi also noticed references to the American flag on articles of clothing, including one attendee who wore an oversize leather jacket with a small flag patch adorning his sleeve.
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Adorning the walls now are several large rainbow flags, and a black-and-white photograph of Leitsch that was taken at Julius' on the day of the sip-in. ♦
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"Nonstop Metropolis" riffs on Milton Glaser's famed "I Love New York" logo by adorning its cover with a mammoth human heart, the work of the book's principal artist, Alison Pebworth.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have torn down "two or three" crosses adorning Christian churches in one county because they were "illegally built", state media quoted an official as saying on Tuesday.
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Rather than adorning cadences with excessive filigree like his Baroque forebears, the plodding heaviness of Schubert's trill stops the piece dead in its tracks before allowing the dainty melody to resume.
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At a release party at Cantina Royal in Williamsburg, Lipton's eye-popping images could be found in editioned copies of White Knuckle, as well as adorning the walls of the space.
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Still, it was far from the sole fancy dress ball of the Gilded Age, and certainly not the only one where fine ladies were adorning their luxurious dresses with dead animals.
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The man and his house seemed very modern, with many cheap clocks adorning the walls; you had a sense that whatever money the family had earned had been spent on clothes.
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The label unveiled its latest designs - including dresses in floral prints recalling those adorning English tea sets - on the first full day of London Fashion Week, which runs until Feb. 20.
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But it wasn't the premium new machine that drew most of the adulation, as people were instead attracted and delighted by the sharp-looking minimalist logo adorning the 13's cover.
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It launched an overly complicated Snapchat clone called Slingshot, added a selfie camera plus text and drawing overlays to Messenger and launched a dedicated standalone app called Stickered for adorning photos.
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Sharon Stone, then a festival fixture, revived Ms. Taylor's brand of Old Hollywood opulence by adorning her Valentino and Vera Wang gowns with sumptuous Van Cleef & Arpels and Harry Winston jewels.
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We all know Yeti for the brand's signature grizzly-bear-proof coolers, if not the decal stickers adorning nearly every pickup truck from the Redwood Forests to the Gulf Stream waters.
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In the clip, Jason arrives at his new home with only a backpack, taking note of the family photos adorning the wall that show off his new parents and their children.
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About 2,000 years ago, the Nabateans had lived nearby and carved massive, elegant tombs into the rocks, adorning their entryways with statues of birds and images of flowers, faces and serpents.
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Western travelers to Asian countries are often surprised to find the symbol adorning places like religious temples, taxis, hotels, and business calendars, as a mark of good luck and cosmic order.
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It was a humble cottage in the Carpenter Gothic style, typical for that era with one exception: beneath the steeply pitched roof was a pointed-arch window normally found adorning churches.
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Some of us may be familiar with funerals or memorial services, but the article also discusses photographing, posting on social media, painting portraits, as well as dressing and adorning the dead.
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But in December, when the neighborhood swells with visitors drawn to the ornate Christmas decorations adorning house after house, the parking problems — just like the holiday lights — grow larger than life.
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Conceding in part, Republican leaders agreed to remove the state flags adorning an underground subway tunnel — including Mississippi's emblem, which contains the Confederate battle flag — and replace them with commemorative coins.
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A 1930 print by Kobayakawa Kiyoshi portrays the quintessential moga: wearing a dynamic polka dot shirt, she's armed with a cocktail and a cigarette, with a comb adorning her cropped hair.
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Pouring salt in the wound, it was revealed on Tuesday that the artwork adorning the cover of the book was also taken without permission from its creator, Lebanese cartoonist Hasan Bleibel.
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Its commercial street murals, largely adorning Latino businesses, extend the Mexican muralist tradition to urban precincts in a county that has the third largest percentage of Latino residents in the United States.
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After placing the 11 objects on outcroppings adorning one of the statues designed by Chicago artist Dave Carlson, the Seekers watched steam billow from pipes overhead as a lullaby-like tune played.
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But all of those things do not compare to the pop star's unbridled love of a good piece of permanent body art, something he already has 50+ of currently adorning his person.
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"For some reason after adorning our Christmas tree with this as a joke, the tree took on a life of it's own and kept trying to grope the cat," another reviewer wrote.
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Proudly adorning the Wizards Sleeve in all of their influences writ large, this is a 45-minute record that complements every musical corner, from metal to angular indie rock and cosmic disco.
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The latest collection, called "My P—y, My Choice," featured over-the-top garments adorned with small and large renderings of everything from vulvas to boobs, adorning boots, gowns, pumps and more.
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And, as Dame pointed out in the complaint, they are hardly more overtly suggestive or sexual in nature than a number of ads that have and are adorning subway stations and cars.
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Valeria Parra isn't allowed to tell you Sí or No. For that, there are plenty of dueling signs, banners, and posters adorning the windows and soot-stained, graffitied walls of downtown Bogotá.
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But adorning your Kutte with patches and pins from other chapters represents a willingness to travel to meet with distant brethren and thus appropriately displays commitment to the community of the whole.
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Earlier that week, the local cops had discovered that a mysterious vandal had made deliberate cuts in the string of lights adorning the town Christmas display, nearly sabotaging the yearly holiday event.
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Old bungalows in varying stages of dilapidation and colorful graffiti murals adorning the walls of cafes and shops lend a bohemian feel to the area, about 22 miles from bustling South Mumbai.
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Aside from the miniature Jeff Koons-style sculptures adorning the tables, this year-and-a-half old place on a quiet side street looks like countless unremarkable middlebrow neighborhood restaurants in Paris.
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Gibson mines vast sources, adorning his sculptures with the title of the Icelandic band Sigur Rós's 2009 album or a news headline about an indigenous group's efforts to protect a national monument.
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With its story of river gods preparing for nuptials, "Atys" set the scene nicely for de Lalande's "Les Fontaines de Versailles," in which the sculptures adorning Versailles's water features spring to life.
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A mirrored box reflecting a field of moving infinity lights echoed the sharpness of the designer's tuxedo tailoring, with its boxy padded shoulders, and the ornate embellishments adorning thigh-grazing cocktail dresses.
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But what about adorning one of the most important parts of the music, the instrument, in your own blood, as an extension of yourself, changing the way the crowd interprets the music?
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Wearing an ensemble by Safiyaa, featuring black sequins with a leaf pattern adorning the halter top, the royal mom-to-be looked effortlessly chic for her first appearance at the Royal Variety Performance.
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On Tuesday, the 27-year-old shared his latest project: a photo series where he modeled a jumpsuit printed with colorful Louis Vuitton logos and matching 3D printed charms adorning his box braids.
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The 37-year-old royal was greeted with a bouquet of flowers upon her arrival and sweetly leaned down to listen as a boy proudly showed off the multiple badges adorning his sleeve.
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Even with the 20 points we have to dock for a pre-rose ceremony exit, all the swearing and spilling and ear-adorning she does notches a solid 26 points for Lizzie's team.
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Pavlos also documented Wednesday's ceremony at Yankee Stadium on his Instagram story, showing off the "NYU Class of 2019" banner on the big screen and the purple NYU flags adorning the baseball stadium.
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Floral patterns were among the designs adorning long robe garments and matching headscarves at Japan's first "Muslimah Fashion Show", which is taking place as part of a two-day Halal Expo Japan event.
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All three kids sported grins that echoed the joy on their mama's face, with a beautiful pink rose arrangement adorning the table in front of them as they lounged on the couch together.
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Black men on the margins know their bodies are often seen as objects of threat, but they turn them into works of art, adorning themselves with gold teeth, do-rags and colorful tattoos.
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While the church won't reveal any costs, no expense has been spared in this house of God, with sparkling Swarovski crystal and Murano glass chandeliers set in 24-carat gold adorning its rooms.
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He had a thick Southern accent, wore a stylishly tattered University of Tennessee camo hat, complete with the fishhook adorning the bill, and sported a John Deere T-shirt, jeans, and Carhart boots.
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For those us not planning on hitting up a shitty bar in Manhattan, drinking to excess in the streets, and adorning our faces with shamrock temporary tattoos, March 17 marks a distressing day.
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The hangers were left adorning the trees in front of the parliament as a reminder for the ruling parties who are currently debating a new anti-abortion legislation proposed by pro-life organizations.
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The Riis Houses are one of many NYC Housing Authority developments where the growling, generator-powered machines (different from the lights adorning PSA4, also incredibly bright) have appeared in the past few years.
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The watch had contrasting bronze screws, stripes adorning the side of the bezel and a smaller solar panel than previous models, which allowed the designers to use more carbon fiber on the face.
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In the past, these first moments in the glare of the press have also given the makers of the dresses and shawls adorning the mother and baby unparalleled publicity on newspaper front pages.
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That night, the tartare sat under herbs with flaked salt and fresh shallots, with a pool of the jerk sauce on the side and fried plantain chips adorning the dish like polka dots.
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Once on-site, you'll be hard-pressed to find something more romantic than the hotel's Winter Rose Garden, with 15,000 roses adorning the walls and a Valentine's menu of themed cocktails and bites.
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After going viral in the early days of the blockade, the image, drawn by a local artist, has become an icon of Qatari resistance, adorning skyscrapers, car windows and cellphones across the capital.
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Furnished identically, right down to the teetering stacks of newspapers adorning some journalists' desks, the New York bureau of The Asahi Shimbun can be found on the 20073th floor of the Times Building.
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The decorations include thousands of twinkling lights, garlands adorning the walls, and plenty of huge evergreen trees — as well as a 20-foot-high Nordmann Fir Christmas tree in St George&aposs Hall.
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On Thursday, Kardashian West, 39, shared a series of videos on her Instagram Stories, revealing monochromatic, abstractly designed trees adorning the hallway of her and husband Kanye West's minimalistic Hidden Hills, California home.
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The decade that gave birth to rock n' roll soon enshrined the leather jacket in its sartorial Hall of Fame, and it was seen adorning the likes of Gene Vincent and Elvis Presley.
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Heather Standring created designs for publishers in the UK and USA, her meticulously sketched lines with punctuating color adorning the 1954 Mushroom Cooking (she later authored How to Live in Style in 1974).
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The Palm, the steakhouse chain famously known for the celebrity caricatures adorning its walls, has removed portraits of Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby after the men were each accused of sexual misconduct.
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When Heard went old Hollywood glamour in a thigh-baring golden gown at the 2016 Met Gala in New York City, her engagement diamond was not among the bevy of rings adorning her fingers.
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Fortunately, he peeks his head out from down the hall and I'm able to head into his perfectly curated apartment, art adorning the walls and plants hanging out in the light of the windows.
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She did not disappoint, adorning Champion's signature hoodies, coach jackets, and bike shorts with the sun-kissed colorways and cheery symbols (hearts, eyes, and hands) that have become a hallmark of her curious world.
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You deserve great things, dear Cancer, and action planet Mars agrees as it enters proud, regal Leo on July 224, adorning you with a crown and urging you to fight for what you deserve.
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Whether they're adorning a pizza, flavouring a scrumptious nut butter, or being deep-fried and turned into a burger; there's no escaping the eggcentric creme egg delights that have taken London by storm lately.
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Like handwriting adorning a love letter, the title makes its way across the top half of "Wilder Shores of Love" (1985), a work alluding to the 1954 Lesley Blanch book of the same name.
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Instead of dreamy young schoolgirls adorning pint-size Victorian mansions, today's miniaturists are creating perfect parallel universes in the vein of the Thorne Miniature Rooms on permanent exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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But in Romania, his name is pronounced bren-COOSH, and is part of the image of the nation, adorning streets and schools and even coming up in the lyrics of a recent pop song.
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Zimmer's post is a little reminiscent of the breathless portraits of the future adorning pages of Popular Science in the 50s and 60s, but it also stems from a desire to fix genuine problems.
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With sound artist Helmut Lemke's sparse line drawings adorning the walls, it resembles an art gallery inside, while the well-worn sofas and plant-heavy courtyard gives the place a cushy after-party feel.
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If you're a fan of Renaissance faires, fantasy tales, or the Roald Dahl book Danny, the Champion of the World, maybe you're into the idea of a freshly plucked pheasant adorning your dinner table.
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Blase, a French artist, filled this role by repurposing old portraits of aristocrats with a sardonic twist, adorning them with beauty queen sashes and MAGA hats and exposing sex abuses in the Catholic Church.
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The Mays emerged from the palace — a hulking, yellow-tinged stone building with Corinthian columns, ornate turrets and statues adorning the top — and strode down red-carpeted steps and across a large cobblestone plaza.
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The electric car startup joined Formula E last summer as part of a multi-year commercial and technical contract with Dragon Racing, and raced all year with its criss-cross logo adorning the team's cars.
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This year sees Swarovski not only provide crystals for the awards set at the Dolby Theatre, adorning it with thousands of gems, but also launching a collection of "ethical" fine jewelry for the red carpet.
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Advertising For almost two years, the United States Soccer Federation fiddled with the redesign of its most conspicuous symbol: the red, white and blue crest adorning the jerseys of the men's and women's national teams.
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The actress completed her jewel-encrusted look by adorning herself in Tiffany & Co. jewelry, including platinum and 18k gold drop earrings, an over three-carat yellow diamond stone ring, and a diamond band worth $110,000.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is starting to catch heat for adorning her living room with what appears to be some sort of ivory tusk ... but we've learned it's as fake as a Big Foot sex tape.
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At School No. 3, children's drawings adorning the walls show in crayon and colored pencil the smoldering fight that is all they have ever known: a tank in a mountain landscape; men marching with rifles.
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It was unlike any home in the Milwaukee suburb, with colossal concrete heads looming between the slender trees, driftwood sculptures adorning the colorful siding, and wooden cut-outs of boats and fish decorating the garage.
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Knowles, now 82 years old, scaled the new multimedia work on opening night, and dedicated the piece to her fisherman older brother through the personal ephemera adorning the work: books, toys, shipyard items, and beans.
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Stubbornly humble in appearance, he is a stocky man, usually barefoot, and when he does put on shoes they're aggressive in their plainness — nothing like the tall, strappy gladiator sandals adorning the men around him.
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At home, Paterson spends time with Laura, his stay-at-home partner (she shares her name with Petrarch's love), who nurtures her passions mostly by adorning every surface — walls, curtains and even clothes — with patterns.
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It's something I get to experience as a producer for CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich" — there are no precious metals adorning my studio apartment in New York City, so it's a sight to behold.
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Many stars wore them pinned to their outfits or adorning their clutches to stand in solidarity with the Time's Up anti-harassment initiative, but a few stars got creative when it came to showing their support.
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In a world that increasingly demands that content be free, it made no sense to me that people were willing to pay money for amateur graphic design adorning boxes marked with the days of the week.
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In a crunch, the new space seemingly found him, a good omen for the artist fresh off dominating headlines at Art Basel 2015, adorning the cover of Paramour magazine, and moving forward through a busy 2016.
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Meghan wore an outfit by Safiyaa, featuring black sequins with a leaf pattern adorning the halter top that showed off a glimpse of her growing baby bump, for her first appearance at the Royal Variety Performance.
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Even though today's Google Doodle falls in the midst of Hollywood's awards season (post SAGs, pre-Oscar nominations), the animation adorning the search engine's homepage is not a reference to any of this year's nominated movies.
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Hickeys have a reputation for adorning the necks of teenagers, but while it might be a tad unprofessional to show up to a work meeting covered in them, let's be real: they can feel really good.
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Inside, the decor is chic and white, with display cases showing off some of the company's signature products (as well as the awards they've won), and framed posters from past ad campaigns adorning the office walls.
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But adorning the walls there is a pop-up "hidden" art exhibit inspired by the hypothesis that reality is a simulation, an idea that has high-profile supporters such as Elon Musk and Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
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Afterwards, the newlyweds and their guests sat down in a "rustic, romantic" outdoor dining area, with chandeliers hanging from trees and pale pink peonies adorning the tables for a meal of roast chicken and prime rib.
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In a crunch, the new space seemingly found him, a good omen for the artist fresh off dominating headlines at Art Basel 2015, adorning the cover of Paramour magazine, and moving forward through a busy 2016.
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Millo began his career as an architect, but, rather than design new structures, he has become better known for adorning buildings that already exist with paintings that remind us of the people who live in them.
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This ensemble clashes with the sharply geometric zigzags adorning the rug abutted against it; presumably resting on the floor, the pattern is so forceful that it adheres to the picture plane, throwing spatial relationships into chaos.
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Tucked among the mostly apolitical photography, sculpture and installation art adorning the vast open-plan space, black-and-white paintings of war scenes in the Gaza Strip — devoid of people and any sharp detail — stand out.
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There are, in fact, a lot of crucifixes and saints adorning the walls of the devout Catholic home, which Conway made additions to over the years in order to accommodate her own family as it grew.
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Really, everywhere one's eye lands, there are surprises: Switch on a lamp with an unassuming beige paper Brooks William's shade and an erotic line drawing adorning it is illuminated — from Bemelmans to Cocteau in an instant.
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Coming in "Fiesta Red" and "Mercury Gray" colors adorning an aluminum frame, the Galaxy Chromebook measures a mere 0.39 inches thin and weighs just 2.29 pounds, making it among the thinnest and lightest Chromebooks to date.
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"So many men have tried to kill me, I don't remember all their names," she says, delivering a classic Mother of Dragons scorcher of a speech, which I'm sure will be adorning inspirational Instagram posts by tomorrow.
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That signature jade green logo is such a standout feature — no matter what color background it appears on throughout the year, although many may argue that the crown-adorning mermaid looks its best during red cup season.
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It doesn't mean I'm unable to enjoy a good piece of textual horror, as evidenced by the countless Stephen King and Clive Barker books adorning my shelves, but they never cause me to flip on the lights.
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On "Sonocardiogram," Arocena's newest album, the husky-voiced young singer and composer yokes the folkloric melodies and rhythms of her native Cuba into a richly textured, contemporary context, adorning them with digital sounds and subtle funk grooves.
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From the Jonathan Taylor Thomas poster adorning a wall in li'l Kim Kardashian's bedroom (where Simpson tries to kill himself!) to every piece of the trial being recreated down to the closest possible detail, The People vs.
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Yet a closer inspection of McDowell's Toyota will reveal a new logo adorning the rear fender representing the malware repair and prevention company Malwarebytes—and unlike many drivers, McDowell's relationship to his newest sponsor is quite personal.
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Each features Trump in the foreground and one of the stately portraits adorning the walls of the White House in the background, with the images of their historic figures tweaked to ridicule the current head of state.
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Thousands of women and allies marched down Main street adorning pussy hats and cleverly-crafted signs, disregarding the weather conditions of the day, to join other marches from around the world as the largest inaugural protest in history.
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Just days after her royal wedding, she and Harry attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace in honor of Prince Charles' 70th birthday (which is in November), and Meghan made sure to have the bracelet adorning her wrist.
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Many of city pop's biggest acts would also seek to channel the sounds of California into their jazzy, soft-rock radio songs, adorning their albums with imagery of vintage cars cruising along the coastline against impossibly blue skies.
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An expression of anyone's imagination, it's particularly useful for twins — parents adorning toddler pairs in different colors to tell them apart or teenage doubles setting the world straight — to allow people to understand who they are as individuals.
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Some may call it unfair, or sexist, but the haircut resources (read: inspiration) available for the men of the world are scant in comparison to the array of women's-hair looks adorning many Pinterest pages and screengrab folders.
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Perhaps I should have said that the world was my poem, that I undertook the task of ordering its parts into a whole, subordinating this faction to that, and adorning it with those graces appropriate to its worth.
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And if you take a look around, it won't be long before you notice that familiar face framed by a notorious pair of eyebrows adorning everything from t-shirts to graffiti murals, sneakers, keychains, and even nail art.
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Photos and video footage showed the proud parents celebrating Cali's big day by adorning her with a flower crown, watching her play in a ball pit, blowing bubbles — and there was even a visit from "Baby Shark" characters!
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Painted entirely in eye-popping hues from emerald to tangerine to electric crimson, the compounds are exuberant; Mamani clearly strives to be playful, at times even adorning his buildings with massive serpentine creatures that serve as architectural dividers.
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The Office of His Majesty's Principal Private Secretary, which coordinates between the monarch and the government, must approve all public displays of the royal family, including the portraits of the prince adorning buildings and lamp posts in the capital.
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The company's billionaire founder, Richard Branson, was on hand at the New York Stock Exchange Monday morning to celebrate the public offering, along with firework shows and a giant banner of his eye adorning the outside of the building.
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"It gives me a lot of excitement and my heart says that I can win or not," said Toapanta while adorning a llama with green ribbons in the community of Sacha, located in the Cotopaxi province south of Quito.
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"Special day celebrating Baby Ryan's 1st Bday in Hawaii," Stephen wrote on Instagram next to an adorable photo of his younger daughter sitting on the grass, a lei around her neck and crown of tropical flowers adorning her head.
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Extensive offline presence In just one day of shopping in China, you will come across legions of Alipay and WeChat Pay logos adorning storefronts and cash registers in department stores, boutiques, and even the smaller shops on the street.
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As Apple Watches become increasingly visible — adorning the wrists of everyone from lawmakers like Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez to musicians like Drake — the pressure will only increase for Google to show that it's not completely out of the game.
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In a set of legal documents filed last week, Piatek's attorney argued that his client belongs to a "protected class," and that he was "adhering to his closely held spiritual beliefs by adorning the hat in question," Gothamist reports.
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EdjSports would not divulge how long it has worked with the Eagles or how many other teams are clients, though the logos adorning the walls of its office — of the Lions, Saints and Steelers, among others — offer a hint.
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"Now that we're entering the American market, we could have released a song that suits the American taste better, but that's not what distinguishes us as a group," says Kai, a silver Rolling Stones necklace adorning his graceful neck.
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It was a soft, refined vision of masculinity — anything but sinister, punk or street — a traditional suit made both regal and futuristic with its details: nylon gaiters over polished leather boots, delicate gold and silver brooches adorning peak lapels.
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For those who really want to get in the spirit, guests can book the Santa Suite, which brings the magic of Ol' Saint Nick straight to your hotel room with a fully decorated mantel, evergreens and Santas adorning the space.
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The interior is certainly decorated in high style, with marble covering the back of the center console, brown and white leathers adorning the steering wheel and walls, along with "luxurious grey cloth normally used to upholster furniture," the company explains.
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On the other hand, very few of the thousands of drivers passing through the area will have a clue that the gargantuan cross commemorates fallen soldiers at all, or that it has been adorning Bladensburg byways for nearly a century.
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Introducing the graphic novel is a childrens'-book-like narrative — meaning, slender blocks of texts with elaborate illustrations adorning either the margins or the lower half of a page — detailing how Dali came to America and became friendly with Harpo Marx.
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Some Buddhist monks were among the hundreds of people who walked through broken temple structures on cracked earth littered with dead fish last week to pay respects to a headless 7003-metre (13-feet) -tall Buddha statue, adorning it with flowers.
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Donald Trump, the man who decries "fake news" every chance he gets, literally has fake Time magazine covers celebrating himself adorning the walls of at least five of his golf clubs, according to a damning report by The Washington Post.
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The televised raid looked like one designed to apprehend a terrorist rather than the pajama-clad 22018-year-old Trump campaign advisor renowned for his "dirty tricks" approach to presidential campaigns and the large Richard Nixon tattoo adorning his back.
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Liew Kung Yu's "Proposals for My Country" features a photo montage of the Greek and Roman columns that mushroomed during the building boom, adorning everything from mansions to office buildings to wooden stilt houses — a sign of new money gone mad.
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She offers to show me around—there are fairy lights wrapped around the bannister, artwork adorning the white walls, potted plants unfurling in every crevice, and one of her favorite bejewelled catsuit costumes pinned up and glinting in the sun.
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Liew Kung Yu's "Proposals for my country" features a photo montage of the Greek and Roman columns that mushroomed during the building boom, adorning everything from mansions to office buildings to wooden stilt houses –- a sign of new money gone mad.
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The first trailer for the short-form series gives viewers a sneak peek at what's to come on the show and, as expected, Teigen's courtroom is nothing short of stylish (peep the statement necklaces adorning her judge's robe) and downright hilarious.
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They include a polishing wheel made with leather from a sheep's belly for the 15.90-carat tanzanite adorning his multistone Bridging Dreams ring, "to buff out the micro scratches on the gemstone to perfect its finish," he said in an email.
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"There's nothing more relaxing for me than to come home and be surrounded by all the pieces I've so carefully collected," he said, standing in the foyer of his Midtown duplex, gesturing at the works adorning the walls and tables.
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In their energetic production, these works are indicative of German's commitment to dynamic and sometimes riotous formal strategies that express an amalgamation of Black femme iconography, including shrines to Serena and Venus Williams with butterflies, and flowers adorning Black women's hair.
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The two resorts will give the Trump brand a high profile in Indonesia — which has the world's largest Muslim population — with the Trump name adorning two luxury hotels and premier golf courses as well as high-end villas and condominiums.
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Adorning the many notice boards on the walls are posters asking people to get flu vaccinations, to embrace more walking as part of their day to day and to speak up if they feel that they may have symptoms of bowel cancer.
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During the holidays, we would visit my uncle, a massive Cuban coat of arms proudly adorning the front of his house, and listen to him drone on for hours about Cuban politics and the grand day when we would take back the island.
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However, Maguire's transformation, chronicled in the pages of the fitness magazines adorning supermarket check-out lines, now pales in comparison to the extreme makeovers achieved by the likes of The Wrestler's Mickey Rourke, current Superman Henry Cavill, and the entire cast of 300.
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A lovingly crafted, coffee table-adorning 30 page tome chronicled the "excessive expenses made in the most popular VIP clubs in the hip hop scene" – it is literally just a book of receipts totalling over $156K's worth of expensively packaged distilled potatoes.
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Given the rather damning set of facts—Mr Phillips categorically refused to bake a wedding cake for the gay couple, before any discussion of adorning words or symbols arose—it's possible a comfortable majority of the court could rule against the baker.
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Whalers merchandise has become something of a retro craze around the country—Snoop Dogg wore a team sweater on Jimmy Kimmel Live in 2014—but is especially noticeable in Connecticut, with the club's logo adorning hats and jerseys and decorating bars and restaurants.
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Come December, even more decorations arrive: a white-dusted faux fir covered in homemade ornaments; Mickey Mouse stockings; poinsettias in the living room; red, blue and green lights adorning the trees and bushes outside; and red ribbon wrapped around the front-yard fence.
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The couple divorced in 1953, and Ms. Farmanfarmaian took a day job at the department store Bonwit Teller (where her drawing of a bouquet of Persian violets, done before she went to work for the store, wound up adorning its shopping bags).
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Theirs is a light-filled restaurant with a flower shop in the front that Ms. De Benedetti will run, with abundant edible flowers adorning Mediterranean food by the chef, Garrison Price, who was at Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria and Cafe Clover.
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As the audience filed into the Chocolate Factory on Wednesday, Ms. Eagly and her team were adorning the white room with sheets of paper, haphazardly crumpled and draped, drawing our attention to the space's contours: its uneven brick walls, electrical outlets, exposed pipes.
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He played a short film that he'd made of the seven-day trip, shot with a GoPro, which showed him struggling with exhaustion as he battled the current, and, in more lighthearted moments, adorning his beard with froth eddying at the water's edge.
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In my thick parka and scarf, my hands inside double pairs of gloves in my pockets, I tried to ignore the cold by focusing on the blinking red and blue Christmas lights adorning the altar, the icons of saints and the joyful singing.
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His black tactical jacket and safety vest are partly inspired by a former obsession with airsoft guns, while the big velcro PRESS patches adorning them are ripped from the playbook of Scott Lane, the LA stringer documented in the Netflix series Shot in the Dark.
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Lou has a longstanding practice of hyper-adorning objects, including the construction of entire domestic settings covered in glass beads, but the Windex bottle manages to hold its own, even as a standalone object, eloquently and even playfully summarizing the experience of invisible domestic labor.
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As The Ruby Suns front man Ryan McPhun whisper-sings over glittering guitar strums, the video switches between tender shots of its subjects adorning their physical bodies at home and slipping into their idealized virtual bodies at what looks like an underground VR bar.
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Such skilled artisans also made the delicate red and white flowers adorning the black dials of the Mademoiselle Privé Coromandel Glyptic watch that Chanel displayed at Baselworld early this year, and the white petals of chalcedony on the Voie Lactée brooch in Chaumet's Hortensia collection.
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By Design There are now 257 butterfly bookplates adorning the restaurant walls of Chess Club in London — a distinctive new addition to Mayfair's private member's scene — and every single one can be traced back to a pilgrimage taken by the interior decorator Fran Hickman.
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Pirelli was a sponsor of the New Zealand team during the last America's Cup, with its logo adorning the sleek black, red and white hulls of the winning team, while Luna Rossa lent technological and logistical support to the challengers after deciding not to compete itself.
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From the huge neon fish adorning the walls to the thumping music (I'm told it gets louder during service) and the smell of spices emanating from the buzzing kitchen, it's an otherworldly assault on the senses from the moment you descend into the basement dining room.
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Trump began his election campaign by calling Mexican immigrants "rapists," and has been praised by former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke, so it wasn't particularly hard for many people to draw a connection between those overtones and the "white elevators" signs adorning the convention.
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From the Ori ritual face painting adorning the dancers' faces on the fourth track, "Sorry," to her unstated embodiment of the Yoruban deity Oshun, Lemonade is laden with odes to the singer's ancestral ties to Africa and the American South, as well as her own family.
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That statement—along with the "Save the trees and they will save us" slogan adorning the back of Yao's mildly bedraggled T-shirt—helped to reaffirm the tag "China's 100-percent self-sustainable man," given to the 37-year-old by That's Beijing magazine last year.
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As far as Keeping Up With the Kardashians is concerned, nudity is acceptable when it is performed with "class": when it is done for a well-known magazine or famous brand, when there is a lot of money involved, when there are jewels adorning your naked body.
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The first time I met her in person, she had a Cartier watch encircling her wrist, a Dior bag dangling from her forearm, Chanel earrings illuminating her ears, a cashmere Burberry coat cinched at her waist, and LV patent pumps with small golden bows adorning her feet.
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Before adorning Rose with the medal, Trump retold Rose's exploits in detail, noting at one point that Rose "used a branch as a crutch" after he was wounded and "fired at the enemy with one arm" as he rushed from one wounded comrade to the next.
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One common defense I've seen on Twitter is the notion that Rin isn't actually trans, despite being shot in trans-coded visual language, having a webpage with a site icon that evokes the internationally used transgender symbol, and adorning herself in the colors of the transgender flag.
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Wood's products have been adorning a selection of London buses, in part to promote a partnership he's had for the last year with Boots, a big UK chain of drugstores, where his coloring kits and other products are sold alongside big names like Revlon and L'Oreal.
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"Whakaari is my connection to the ocean, to the land, and to the environment around me ... we are one and she's our ancestor," said the 51-year old Māori spiritual leader whose genealogy is depicted in the tattoo art known as a 'tā moko' adorning his face.
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"Whakaari is my connection to the ocean, to the land, and to the environment around me ... we are one and she's our ancestor," said the 51-year old Māori spiritual leader whose genealogy is depicted in the tattoo art known as a 'tā moko' adorning his face.
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But while we were all focus with laser-like precision on the accessories adorning her ear lobes, we may have missed the biggest hint the Queen B has given us to date about her in utero twins, and it's all centered around that giant new emerald ring she's wearing.
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The Alt Bro can be found gallivanting around music festivals like Coachella dressed in a chest-revealing fit to show off their tatted skinny-buff bro bod, while adorning themselves in accessories the average bro would never touch: silly sunglasses, vintage bandanas, puka shell necklaces, and booty shorts.
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And reverential: adorning a sweet-seller's stall in a buzzing market in Bangkok, Thailand's capital, are a dozen laminated pictures of the 244-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej who, on the throne since 263, is the world's longest-reigning monarch, indeed the only king most Thais have ever known.
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During her time there, she and her husband designed many of the monumental bronze visions of flora and fauna that would later become their trademark, adorning the courtyards of public housing projects, the cover of a Serge Gainsbourg album and the library of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé.
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But it appears that Banksy is back in the Big Apple: This afternoon he posted an image on Instagram of one of his trademark rats painted on the face of a clock adorning a building façade, with the distinctive silhouette of the Empire State Building looming in the background.
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All photos courtesy of Daily VICE Skratch Bastid is trying to show off his new line of hot sauces—available in three flavors (original, garlic hot, and Jamaican jerk rub) with an image of his smiling face adorning the bottles—but his presentation skills aren't impressing his interview companion.
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Aspects of the natural and unnatural coexist in a symbiotic paradox: While wholly artificial and flashy in certain aspects, the facade resembles a piece of coral smoothed by the ocean, and the sea-creature-like figures adorning the rooftop made me feel as if I were inside an aquarium.
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I am sure I heard numerous Prince tracks before I remember actually seeing him, but his visage—the pointed use of the color purple like a nod to his ascending state of royalty, the ruffles adorning his shirt collar, his perfectly applied use of eyeliner—is what sticks with me most.
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In order to stop the construction of Ilisu Dam and keep the Hasankeyf and the surrounding Tigris Valley alive, Doğan together with Juan Golan Elibeg, Aurélie Gerardin, and Thomas Lamouroux, took action at the Pergamon by adorning their own bodies with Hasankeyf cave paintings, lying on the floor and distributing leaflets.
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" The Museum of the City of New York has a piece once owned by John Marshall, the fourth chief justice of the United States, who, in an accompanying note, described it as once adorning "that head which filled with the brightest intellect enlightened every subject of which it cast its beams.
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I.P." on his right shoulder that honors a brother shot to death ("Wrong place, wrong time," he says); the skull-and-diamond on his left shoulder that reminds him he's a jewel in the rough; the dice and playing cards adorning his chest, along with the inscription: "Life A Gamble.
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Amazon's virtual voice assistant Alexa can go virtually anywhere thanks to Amazon's Gadgets API, but her next destination is still kind of surprising: It'll (sort of) end up in Big Mouth Billy Bass, the animatronic talking fish that you may have seen adorning the walls of the homes of people you don't like.
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All this could be grand: A few years from now, if you believe the boosters in Vegas this week, many of us will be shuttling around in self-driving cars, regularly plugging into reality-defying virtual worlds, and adorning ourselves with smart jewelry that will seamlessly integrate our bodies with the Internet.
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After stripping to his underpants and urinating in the dressing room bin, the transformation begins: a hearty glug of Buckfast, a bump of ketamine, the adorning of a shiny silver codpiece, the lard as hair gel run thick through his greasy locks, and the deep-red lipstick smeared on as face paint.
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On Wednesday, the two were reportedly eyed at the sushi spot Sticky Rice in Washington, D.C. Dawson, a vocal advocate for Voto Latino, a political organization focused on increasing Hispanic voter participation, showed the Booker presidential swag adorning her bag to TMZ's camera, sporting one of his campaign's 85033 "We Rise" buttons.
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The star of the style show is Colombian and Mexican-American Ramirez's shoutout to her Latinx roots with the kind of perfectly laid baby hairs Black and brown women have been sporting for generations (see: Jennifer Lopez decades ago and Jennifer Lopez now) — this time with countless tiny pearls adorning her locks.
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"Until he and his repressive regime purge themselves of their martial tendency therefore, PUNCH will not be a party to falsely adorning it with a democratic robe, hence our decision to label it for what it is -- an autocratic military-style regime run by Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd)," the editorial said.
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Worsley then reimagines their 1840 nuptials, devised as the P.R. coup of the century — the better to herald the modern constitutional monarchy — down to Victoria's white wedding dress, which popularized the color for brides, and a breakfast feast resplendent with skinned hares, taxidermied pigeons (adorning pigeon pies) and a 300-pound fruitcake.
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For larger cats, it was assumed that they had rough tongues to help them scrape bloody meat from bone — because your cat is nothing if not a scaled-down lion or tiger, never forget that — but now, researchers at Georgia Tech have uncovered another purpose to the many tiny hooks adorning a kitty's tongue.
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Stocked with what appear to be two Damien Hirst spot paintings (but could, theoretically, be Etsy knockoffs), a 10-car garage that includes a gold Lamborghini and a Rolls Royce, and a "specially commissioned golden sculpture adorning the large motor court," the property dubbed "OPUS" is being billed as the most expensive in Beverly Hills.
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Warriors extend winning streak with win over Bucks MILWAUKEE — There would be no snarky t-shirts adorning the Milwaukee Bucks' owners this time; no confetti falling from the ceiling and no delirious celebration like a year ago when the Bucks snapped the Golden State Warriors' NBA-record 24-game winning streak to open the season.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If, as Christianity teaches, the human body is a temple of a holy spirit or of an individual's own soul, or, as Confucianism advises, the body should be regarded as a precious gift from parents to a child, then is adorning such a vessel with tattoos a way of decorating or defiling it?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — If we require a poster image for 2017–18 female experiences, I recommend one by illustrator Lucy Cahill, spotted adorning a T-shirt for sale at her solo exhibition, NOW I WANNA… at Grey Area — an almost unbearably hip mixed-use art and retail space in the Southwest neighborhood.
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True, it might enrich one's understanding of the covetable bags (the mainstay of a house founded as purveyor of luggage) to know that the drawings adorning them are adaptations by the artists Jake and Dinos Chapman of early Dutch etchings that Mr. Jones found at a shop near Boulders Beach on one of his South African trips.
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In the beginning, and the middle, and the end, as always, there was the Puerto Rican flag: countless thousands of them waving as the National Puerto Rican Day Parade marched and danced up Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Sunday in the steady drizzle, flags worn as ponchos, flags adorning T-shirts and hats and flip-flops.
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Never a people to exhibit excessive pride, one nonetheless detects a sort of edge to the pitch of Christmastime in the Midwest, with aggressive hospitality expressed through homemade holiday cookie exchange, festive sweaters worn without a trace of irony, and of course, adorning the Christmas tree with a selection of ornaments carefully curated over a lifetime of collecting.
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For myself, I wrote about chicken-fried steak in a column for The New York Times Magazine this week, and about a very particular version of the dish that manages to make it as much a Tex-Mex dish as a Tex-German one, with queso gravy adorning the meat instead of the usual cream variety.
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Three weeks after the inauguration, the only things adorning the White House press secretary's shelves are a framed picture of himself at the podium, a book on Naval Special Warfare (he's in the Reserve), and a Super Soaker commemorating the infamous "Saturday Night Live" skit in which he, played by an enraged Melissa McCarthy, berated reporters while dousing them with soapy water.
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Neighborhood Joint Under the peeling platform of the No. 7 train along the border of Elmhurst and Jackson Heights in Queens, past the vendors selling necklaces and bracelets, the ears of corn and skewers of meat smoking atop grills rigged on shopping carts, and down a side street, there is a mural of Gabriel García Márquez adorning a small store.
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The trial, which is likely to explore broad questions of aesthetics, property rights and the relationship between the arts and gentrification, has, at its heart, pitted more than 25 graffiti artists whose work appeared in the beloved 5Pointz complex in Long Island City, Queens, against the owner of the buildings who demolished both them and the art adorning their walls.
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The trial, which is likely to explore broad questions of aesthetics, property rights and the relationship between the arts and gentrification, has, at its heart, pitted more than 20 graffiti artists whose work appeared in the beloved 5Pointz complex in Long Island City, Queens, against the owner of the buildings who demolished both them and the art adorning their walls.
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His face and hands are painted in enamels in the style of European stained glass, but the real energy is all around them: in the rippled blue and white glass depicting the sky, in the mottled greens of a palm's fronds, in the pressed glass jewel forms adorning Solomon's collar, and, most of all, in the purple folded glass drapery of his robes.
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Approaching the building, we were, you could say, struck by the massive mural by Cleon Peterson adorning the exterior, but since we weren't primarily there for Peterson's graphic (in both senses of this word) depictions of male violence, we walked on by and up the ramp to the front desk to pay our admission fee (only 1 cent that day).
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Its swirling, funneling pairs of carved Styrofoam wings, glowing light tubes, and reflective sky-blue panels evoke the momentous mobilizations of angels in countless paintings of the assumption of Mary, the fall of the rebel angels (especially Pieter Bruegel the Elder's take on the latter biblical episode), or the epic scenes adorning the ceilings of Rome's Sant'Ignazio or Venice's San Pantalon.
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After attending Monday night's Met Gala as Met Gala as the date of co-chair and BFF Taylor Swift, Selena took a stroll around N.Y.C., changing into a more casual black tee and low-slung jeans, stopping occasionally to take photos with fans, which is how one of her eagle-eyed Selenators noticed an interesting new piece of ink adorning the singer's left hipbone.
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Hall had a transformative epiphany when he visited Villa Santo Sospir, the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat residence of the midcentury French socialite Francine Weisweiller, where Cocteau came to visit for a week in 1950 and stayed for the greater part of a decade, adorning the walls with what he called "tattoos," spidery drawings that were inspired by Greek mythology, made from hand-mixed milk pigment.
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The name 'Winter-een-mas' was first mentioned in 2003 during a story arc that involved one of the main characters, Ethan, creating the holiday and crowning himself its king (eventually adorning a scepter with the irrationally large 'Duke' controller that came with the original Xbox) in order to take his mind off of the fact that the heat in his home was broken.
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And when a company like Google does a big event telling everyone that Android now has notification dots adorning app icons, faster boot times, better power efficiency, new priority groupings for notifications, and all the other under-the-hood improvements of Oreo, those very same people expect to be able to walk into a store, pick out an Android phone, and have those exact capabilities at their fingertips.
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The practice of adorning tomb with murals was not uncommon in China, although art historian William Watson notes in The Arts of China 900–1620 that they were "virtually absent" from the northern metropolitan territory under the Northern Song rule but appear in the following Liao and Jin Dynasties — showing "that this art, in a characteristic artisan style, belongs peculiarly to a society living under Qitan and Ruzhen rulers," he writes.
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Coming off the elevator we spotted Alldread at the end of a long corridor, almost unrecognizable in his summer shorts and printed collared shirt, save for his familiar pose—the hand-on-hip stance he strikes in the now famous photograph of him at nine years old after his sisters first put him in drag, adorning him with a turban and a long black dress completed with a heart-shaped locket.
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On Pro Hockey BOSTON — Before becoming an improbable catalyst for the St. Louis Blues' improbable stampede to the Stanley Cup finals, Jordan Binnington had the coolest goalie mask in the E.C.H.L. In 24, he reported to the Kalamazoo Wings, two levels below the N.H.L., with an image of the actor Will Smith — circa "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" days of the early 22018s — adorning the left side of his cage.
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The SUV looks pretty much like similar test cars used by Waymo, the former Google self-driving car company whose headquarters are pretty much just down the road from Apple's Cupertino HQ. The equipment adorning the SUV include optical cameras, LiDAR, and radar, all of which appear to be off-the-shelf components, including Velodyne's top-of-the-line LiDAR unit atop a frame that extends a few feet out from the roof of the vehicle.
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Jamieson, a former fashion publicist who, until recently, was assisting the floral designer Flora Starkey, has made a name for herself adorning simple white cotton T-shirts with colorful flora and delicately wrought letters: Forget-me-nots for the British actress Claire Foy, a daffodil and a branch of hawthorn for the "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown, reeds of barley for Kate Winslet, a mixed bouquet for the American model Dree Hemingway and flower after tiny flower for the fashion editors that flood her Instagram inbox with requests.
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